Axure: An early-developed prototype design software, so it is more famous. Unlimited canvas, suitable for low-fidelity to medium-fidelity prototypes. There are many functions, which makes it a bit difficult to learn. There are many Axure tutorials on the Internet, so I won’t talk about them. It is a local software that can download HTML documents for preview, but it is not convenient to preview on mobile phones.

Modao: A domestic prototype design collaboration tool, which is much easier to learn than Axure. It has many built-in components and it is much simpler to create page jumps than Axure. Because it is an online tool, you can save your work in the cloud, which is really convenient. In addition, you can share the prototype with others by sharing the link. If it involves connecting with colleagues, it is more convenient to choose an online tool. It supports sketch document import and automatic annotation. I personally think it has the highest cost-effectiveness.

Invision: It can be said that it is currently the largest online prototype design tool developed abroad. It focuses on "interactive prototype" and "collaboration" and supports the import of sketch and ps design drafts for interaction. Invision studio, which was recently launched, is aimed at meeting more sophisticated design needs. Some big foreign companies like Airbnb and Amazon are using it. However, for domestic users, there will be problems with server speed, and it is expensive. (Ignored by local tyrant companies)

Marvel: Marvel is also a well-known prototype design collaboration tool overseas. It supports the import of PS and Sketch design drafts for interactive prototypes, and also supports medium-fidelity design. It also has an automatic annotation function. The image library is connected to Unsplash, so many beautiful free images from Unsplash can be used directly. The price is slightly cheaper than Invision.

POP (Prototyping on Paper): This one is more alternative, and it is to interact directly with hand-drawn sketches taken in photos. The operation is light and simple: first take a picture of the sketch prototype with your mobile phone (save it in the POP app); then start editing which area (button) of the picture links to which page, add jump link hotspots, and you can demonstrate it to your friends on your mobile phone. Embedded interactive actions such as sliding, expanding, disappearing, etc. can meet general dynamic demonstration needs. But the functions are relatively simple and cannot meet deeper needs.

Proto.io: It is also a foreign mobile prototype development platform. It supports running in most browsers, and is easy to share and collaborate. The prototype can be tested directly on real mobile devices. It has a relatively rich UI component and supports customization. In addition, it has a good user testing function and supports video recording. And when moving components, you can see the distance between components on the canvas in real time. In addition, due to server reasons, some domestic users have a slow response speed; the fee is high, and the cost performance is average.

Moqup: Supports wireframes, prototypes, and logical flow charts. There are quite a lot of components in it, such as tables, which is convenient for web projects. Supports online preview and sharing, supports comments, but does not support annotations. It is easy to get started, but there are no templates and the UI is a bit outdated.

I hope it helps you~ If you have any questions, please feel free to ask!